praying, writing, and running – for her life
Well as I started The A to Z Blogging Challenge late, I'd like to think that it is fitting to post my reflections a week late too. *coughs* 🙂 3/4 of the way through the month, I went away for a few days and never got back into it. However I hope you enjoyed the efforts. My …
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I'd like to mention another work from a fellow member of the Association of Christian Writers. Leviathan with a Fish-hook, by S L Russell. I'm afraid I haven't read it yet, but it has been added to my Christian Fiction TBR pile. It's part 1 of a trilogy and has had great reviews. One of the …
No, not the American detective in a wheelchair 🙂 As I've been making my way through this year's April AtoZ Challenge on the theme of Christian Fiction, I've been trying to read some of the genre that I'd never heard of. So I called upon some fellow members of the Association of Christian Writers for …
Day 7 of the April A to Z Challenge. Having been blogging from a hotel room for the last few days, it's been a challenge to keep up. But I've just about managed to 🙂 Today, I hope you'll forgive me for directing you to someone else's writing for 'G' post. I've recently found a …
Sorry folks, this one is a bit of a rush as I'm away at the mo, with not much internet available. The first Christian fiction I read was This Present Darkness, by Frank Peretti. I was a new Christian and it was a treat to read a story that tracked the activity in the spiritual …
Though I did say in Day 3’s post, The Screwtape Letters is my favourite of the works of C.S. Lewis, my favourite of his characters is Edmund. Edmund Pevensie almost gives away the whole of Narnia, and Aslan’s plans, for Turkish Delight. He is taken in by the White Witch’s false promises and but for the …
My guilty secret 🙂 We can’t talk about Christian and Fiction and leave out Dan Brown; even though you may prefer I did. I loved The Da Vinci Code movie, and the Angels and Demons book and movie. I think Brown tells a great story, and his other works are definitely on my TBR pile. (To …
